(Quantum physics, hmm…)

An atom’s state is undetermined
until viewed by an observer.

Momentum is definite; position is not.

The distance between two points
seems infinite until you
mechanize space.

(The very young do not always do
as they are told.)

It is a ‘matter’ of shifting the atoms
to reach the physical quantum destination.

Position, momentum…spin
an axis, observe and equate,
wave the Möbius, strip the spiral,
angular motion, hidden variables,

(Spatiality ruptures, sending
the cosmos tumbling.)

x, y, z…final fate,

instantaneous collapse…

(Big bang?)

The importance of these issues
is a matter of judgment.

Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 12/30/03

Thoughts garnered from a Sci Fi Channel program, Stargate 1, and the result of a Search on Quantum Physics, the "EPR Paradox and Bell's Inequality" .

http://www.math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/